by admin | Aug 4, 2019 | Energy Independence, Kasaan, Uncategorized, Youth Engagement, Youth Engagement
Written by Clay Good, Renewable Energy Alaska Project and our Energy Security Catalyst Auk Kwan village in late 1800’s “Tide’s out. Table’s set.” Since time immemorial, Tlingit – literally “People of the Tides” – have lived by the rhythm of Earth’s...
by Bethany Goodrich | Jul 30, 2019 | Communities, Economic Self-reliance, Energy Independence, Food Sustainability, Natural Resource Stewardship, Partnership News, Uncategorized
Regenerative: to regenerate, to reinvigorate, to replenish. The Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP) believes that strong economies don’t simply rely on extractive models. Healthy economies give. They replenish us. In 2016, tourism...
by Bethany Goodrich | Jun 20, 2019 | Food Sustainability, Sitka
Written by Marie Boisvert, Education Coordinator for Takshanuk Watershed Council as a participant in the 2019 Southeast Alaska Farmers Summit Relocating to Southeast Alaska from Vermont left me feeling slightly concerned about my farming future. Vermont boasts a...
by Jennifer Nu | Jun 20, 2019 | Food Sustainability, Sitka
On behalf of all of us at the Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition, the Sustainable Southeast Partnership, and the 2019 Farmer Summit planning committee, we want to thank you for joining us in learning, participating, and connecting at the 2019...
by Bethany Goodrich | Jun 14, 2019 | Blog Reports, Energy Independence, Hoonah, Uncategorized
Residents in remote Southeast Alaska communities typically pay a considerably larger portion of their income for energy than do their more urban counterparts, due to the greater costs associated with providing heating oil and electricity to small, remote populations. ...
